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February 23, 2002
Tampa Bay: February 23, 2002
South Pinellas County news
Police union, city agree on 3-year contract
If okayed March 8, the starting pay of $31,877 would rank fourth out of 15 Pinellas agencies.
Gays need not apply
The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) votes to continue banning sexually active gay deacons, elders and ministers.
Fast moves of rescuer save man in flames
PINELLAS PARK -- A used car salesman was being hailed as a hero Friday after he rescued a customer at a gas station who accidentally set himself on fire.
Tampa Bay headlines
Amid new probe, Al-Arian speaks
Governor launches bold reading goal
Trial pits cruelty vs. free speech
Company drops its opposition to new sulfur plant near bay
North Pinellas headlines
City unions, businesses throw support to candidates
Pinellas digest
Teen will be tried as adult in slaying
Deputies' error costs Pinellas $50,000
School's success attracts Bush's attention
Spur to link Pinellas Trail, nature park
Petition on apartments may prove to be futile
Spotlight on the issues: Downtown rejuvenation
WaterWorks team members making an early splash
Hillsborough headlines
Football stadium plan set
Commissioner takes licks about mailings
Developer plans new downtown tower
Once fired, poet now speaks out; exec recalls TV glory
Believers say the end is near -- and they're ready
A closer look: One Hillsborough church
News of Florida
Official works for reduced TV tax
Car aficionados just now waking up to 'collectible' plate repeal
Justice Department to look at Valdes case
Florida airport security lacking
Jumble of policies, laws governs oceans
House budget faulted for lack of voter funds
Steve Bousquet
An off-key mantra in light of the record
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